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Arturia AstroLab 88
“An excellent build and pretty formidable soundset make it a desirable studio-based keyboard”: Arturia AstroLab 88 review

By Roland Schmidt Published

Arturia brings us a galactic-sized update to the AstroLab series, with a full 88 notes, more sounds and extended functionality

Keyboards & Pianos
Arturia MicroLab Mk3
“A quality, backpack-friendly controller that's under £50”: Arturia MicroLab Mk3 review

By Jon Musgrave Published

Sometimes only the most compact controller will suffice. We check out this latest candidate

Midi Controllers
Arturia V Collection 11
“Still the synth and keyboard collection to beat”: Arturia V Collection 11 Pro review

By Andy Jones Published

If you thought this classic synth collection had peaked, think again – it’s time to welcome the 1990s!

Soft Synths
Arturia Pigments
“Pigments is becoming so powerful it risks making the V Collection look obsolete”: Arturia Pigments review

By Si Truss Published

With physical modelling and a vocoder among the additions for Pigments 6, we explore why Arturia’s flagship softsynth is very much worth your time in 2025

Synths
Arturia Tape J-37
“Gracefully injects authentic grit and harmonic girth into our developing tracks”: Arturia Tape J-37 review

By Andy Price Published

Harness the beloved character of a remarkable reel-to-reel via this faithful reproduction of Studer’s tube-driven legend

Fx Software
Arturia Keylab 88 Mk3
“Delivers streamlined DAW integration with an excellent hammer action keyboard”: Arturia Keylab 88 Mk3 review

By Jon Musgrave Published

Can this latest piano action controller keyboard justify its hefty price tag? Let’s find out

Midi Controllers
Arturia Pigments 6
“Unprecedented sound design freedom”: Arturia launches the new feature-packed Pigments 6

By Andy Price Published

If you're already a Pigments user you can get if for free

Soft Synths
Arturia Astrolab Black Friday deal
Now might be the best time to buy the Arturia Astrolab because you'll get V Collection X for absolutely free

By Simon Arblaster Published

Have your cake and eat it. In-the-box and DAW-less jamming can be yours all at once

Synths
Arturia MiniBrute V
“With the polyphony and effects it has effectively ‘crossed the line’ into all-new polyphonic Brute territory”: Arturia MiniBrute V review

By Andy Jones Published

After going from soft to hard synths, Arturia is going soft again, with its first analogue synth getting a virtual version. It’s a Brute

Soft Synths
Arturia KeyLab 61 mk3
“A new keybed, solid DAW integration, touch-sensitive controls, and deep configuration”: Arturia KeyLab 61 mk3 review

By Jon Musgrave Published

Serious productions need serious controllers – we check out Arturia’s latest

Midi Controllers
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